Should Sonny Hang It Up
Sonny Jurgensen weighs retirement at 41 after 17 pro seasons as he ponders signing his 1974 Redskins contract. He questions fit with George Allen's plans and whether to return for an 18th season or step away, noting interest from the World Football League but emphasizing personal standards and timing.
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Ist Meet Slated At New Track
GREENWICH South Central High School lost to Colonel Crawford Bucyrus 90 28. Dave Cole won the hundred and 440 yard dashes and anchored the mile relay. Mark Clark took the shot put with 43 5, Tim Conaway won the long jump 17 feet. Fourth straight setback for the Trojans as they head to Western Reserve.
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South Central Falls to Berlin Milan in dual track meet
Berlin Milan defeats South Central 44 to 20 in a wind and rain shortened dual track meet at Edison High School Greenwich Berlin Milan athletes set event wins led by Kline Young Conway and Howard. Coaches and venues noted with Edison Memorial Track aim for Norwalk Junior High showdown Friday.
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Huron girls win triangular over Port Clinton and Edison
Huron's girls track team won the triangular meet against Port Clinton and Edison. Edison’s Diane Moyer captured both the 880 yard run in 2 51.5 and the shot put 30 3. Ann Burcaw led Edison in the 220 with 30.9 and ran on the Chargers winning 440 relay clocking 59.8. Karen Buehrle, Kathy Zacheral and Mary Weiman contributed for Huron with Buehrle placing second in the 100 in 13.2 and Kathy Golden second in the 80 hurdles in 13.5.
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National League and American League Baseball Scores and Standings
A collage of box scores and results from MLB games across leagues. Highlights include Pittsburgh’s 7 5 loss to Montreal with Reuss charged with the defeat, Chicago’s 9 3 win over Philadelphia, and St Louis defeating NY 7 4 in extras. Includes later clashes and standings notes.
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Tribe Trips Tigers In Rain Delay Thriller
Joe Coleman pitched three times this season with poor results as the Indians built a 4-1 lead and weathered a 65 minute rain delay to beat Detroit 4-3. Gary Sutherland and Bill Freehan hit first and second homers of the year in the sixth inning, knocking starter Jim Perry from the game.
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Harold Smith Chooses Kentucky For 1975 Wrestling
Harold Smith a 185 pound wrestling champion from Canton McKinley High School Ohio signed a 1975 national letter of intent with the University of Kentucky. He advanced to the Ohio finals last season and ranked fifth at the AAU Senior National Freestyle Championships in Long Beach California. He recorded 25 pins and two decisions with his only close loss a 7-5 verdict against Eric Cunningham.
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St Paul All-Sports Banquet to Honor Four Sports
Cleveland sportscaster Pete Franklin will MC the St Paul All-Sports Banquet in Norwalk. Earl Rowe will be the main speaker, and the 110% Flyer Award will honor football, basketball, golf and wrestling. Banquet tickets must be purchased by Thursday noon.
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Earl Rowe
Mesenburg Stars for Capital University Baseball
Former Western Reserve standout Dave Mesenburg shines for Capital University with a 2.22 ERA in eight innings. He is 1-0 with one strikeout, four walks, and three hits allowed across the season.
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